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c 1 icRIFF BURCH TO GOVERN! ASSIST IN MARION | MURDER MYSTERY, Negroes Are In Marion Suspected Of Being Connected With Murder. ,wo [ail Chief Executive To Launch' Hotel Project For Florence. URL- •VELOP* 1Y. Yto sales of great in- Ing residence property nounced today from the of- lit HOUSE! Q D Y NOT FOU v ’ preatening Letters Receiv- by Missing Man. Negro Admits Authorship. ' r» Axiir AOO' fl<res t,lft nargan-Harllee Realtiy LAN vAoo an( | development. Company. The Plans Shape Up At Meeting Held Yesterday Afternoon. BOOST FOR MARKET i ACTIVE — } first and March thirty-first has sold Committees Find No Trou-; dei-gras* hpme.)oa south. <rryargan Tobacco Buyers To Be Aue ble Raising Funds For Banquet. quately Cared For In Florence. street to D. D. Bolen, and the second I the sale of the Sam McCall home on I West Palmetto street to MV». Isa- J belle Allen. The consideration for „ i _ i, , (he two sale.- was over $26,000. Mr. Sheriff Burch was ca.led over to. Governor Cooper may launch the HarUee ^ ^ the Dar ga n .Harllee «om- farion one day last week to .assist campaign in Florence for a $500,000 ^ p an y states that his company alone Sheriff Rowell tn solving the mys-j hotel, the steering committee, meet- during the period between February noon when’leading tohncAo and col j^Hy , 10 Iarnl , aiu j changiii'* lerious disappearance of,a white isrm^ng yesterday afternoon, by nnaimpns firsthand March^^ihirty-first lias sold t0l| nM , I1 () f Florence convinied in the 1 i;;at! a i ttiin season of the year. In most cases where property hai Plans for the prize hoiifo wiv definite shape yesteruuy iift*r That the real estate market Florence has been very active for | the past thirty days is evident from the records In the clerk of court of ! fire, which has recot’ded during the 1 month' of March l!t!t feal estate} •sales and transfers. ! The total sales represent Uitnis ! ands and thousands of dollar aiiil| | proves a most healthy financial stafei ,OUM of allairs. March Is naturally a very riuiel inontli m me real estate world. UP ON Pference* Action TodaJ Ni| I D A Ypi ER Y Discussion Comes On Third Men Were Anniversary Of \ petual : War. Great The-t & [whom it \t as thought was murder-lvote having decided t Q extend him i which 11 has‘" heen recorder’s court room in the city hall changed hands It was for the piupos*- , lug account of the affair in its issue ly and banquet to deliver the chief mice ha,s' been property located with ,|. IV Tentative plans for "permanent. ! the' time e< ' ed. The Marlon Star haiv the follow-: invltatioiV to attend the citizens ral I c j t y 0 f Florente property. The bal- and organized f ir the campaign to lof yesterday; ' , The disappearance of Edwin White address of the occasion, Mr. J. M. ,in the county of Florence. Mr. Haiv . . • , , a , , oi sfiiiization, capitaIr/.titioin lee is a firm believer in Florence rea , Lynch, acting president , . . . .. J ^ • estate and says there can still a mystery, although Sheriff of the Chamber of Commerce, was sa f, }r . in( | Sl , rer investment. ■well, of Marion county, Sheriff delegated to Invite the chief execu-j he |rch, of Florence county and a de Mlve have been bus? for an entire 6eii on the problem. The entire itliln rhooc nas neon neeply arous- Jovei the probable i‘, ie of this man for days the whole country has scoured. is a lesult of the theories of the llcers one negro man Is In jail, /ed with having some connection the case. Just what this con live here for the event on behalf of \ the commlUee ami the citizenship at large. ‘ - 1 Hopeful Cooper Coming Every member of the committee ap peared very hopeful Governor Coop er will accept the invitation and lend his Influence to tho proposition of building for Florence an adequate hostelry. By the voluntary subscription of ABOUT TO SETTLE RUHR CONFLICT Inonrpo- no ration, and other details were forma lal.d ilien. .! M Lynch watC-elecled chairman ui the in-ettng an.I Walter .1 John son w«s niimed secretary,^? t $26,OOJ Cjrporatiin j ___ Os motion of S I. S-Mzbaoher. beaTen |N MISSISSIPPI THE t! isc preaeat determined to Incorpo- LEADERS RESUME THE SUFFS AGAIN TURN TOWARD DELAWARE W. V. Parrott this morning, handed ilon is is being withheld by the to s. 1 Sulhacher, the fund to stage iff, who is holding his cards un |iho entertainment was put "over the GERMAN GOVERNMEni EXTENDS TIME OF ULTIMATUM 43 HOURS. the table. he letters which Mr. Whit ived within the past year, and Mch were of a threatening nature, Paris, April 1.—The German gov ernment has granted leaders of the o and capitalize In the sum ni, .^fl.OOO, stock to In issued in Hie de nomination of $50 certificates, 500 in number FIGHT THERE. Hover, April 1.—With the defeat of , suffrage by the /'Mississippi iHgisla- 1‘he natne of the Florence S’rlze tore, Delaware resumed her place of Bouse and Storage Company was sng leading interest in the fight for the I top" at $501. With One committee not workmen's forces in the Ruhr dis hud hiutng reported last night, a total of $400 was reported in hand. Committee reports were as follows: gested tentatively by Howard Can non. Name Committees^ \ number of committee;; : wore ap been cleared up and the writer J. g. Plowden and K. L. Oulla. $80; |nd. It may develop that these |s. I. Sulthaeher and E. E. Brunson, srs will lead to the apprehension ' $172; C. W. Mtildrow and II. F. Bar- |jn and It Is believed that the con- trlci forty-eight hours extension of time In which to accept or reject the terms of the ultimatum sent, to Es- pointed by Chairman Lynch to fur sen last week, Berlin, adviqcp slate. Ithor tbe organiztttion. These wn-re Negotiations aro prbceedirig In Ber as follows. Susan B. Anthony amendment t.o- ! 'lay. | Another effort will be made to bring the measure to a vote In the Lower House today hut it Is prohle- Washington, Apr! I oluti.iu declaring the tween the United many at. an end wajs I Jit reduced to day n the house immediately after its approval at a conference between Republican leaders and members of the feregln affairs committee. The measure was referred to the ; foreign affairs committee. Repuhli jean leaders plan to bring It up Fri I day under a special rule with the 1 hope of final action before adjourn j ment that day. Attention was called •that (his would be Good Friday and that war was declared op. Good Fri' day three years ago. The resolution provides for cer tain reciprocal trading with Germany and for repeal of the president’s wnf power. R allows Germany 45 days after its adoption to agree not to ua serf any claim against the United States which she could not have as serted under the treaty of Versellles. A nenalty of $10,000 Is provide,) In ease of violation of the terms of the It—A joint res | Albany, N. Y„ Aprh 1 st|ie of war be ; j H , members of the N^^PPT State pates and Ger-' assembly were expolled early today after a debate which continued all night and wa s crammed with oratory. Separate votes were taken tor each of the expelled members but forty- votes was the maximum number nuid* tored in defense of any of them. The vote to expel ranged from a bundled, and four to a hundred and sixteen. Albany, April 1.—Theodore Roose velt, Jr., was among those voting against tho expulsion. The men Ldul£, Waldman, August jClaessens, Sam uel A. DeWItt, Charles Solomon an< Samuel Orr were charged with W loyalty and the action of the aaMIO* hly marks a precedent as the llrnt time in history that nil members hf a party have been expelled from •' legislative body. mafleal if it will he called up, as j resolution as to trading. I friends of the measure hesitated to Two stock subscription . tvnnunit some man who probably knows | g a n, $141; already pledged. $240-To- ( fitet in the Ruhr valley will he set- —ii rf t F H Han tel, II A Smith, ^at hanpened to Edwin White after tal $042. walked away from nome ten days [go, never to he seen again. Was Edwin Whi'e murdered and 1,500 Invitations 1,500 personal will be sent out. through the mailing tied without further hostilities. a, !«». 1.50., BAKERS IOIN THE Ih bGily hhiilon? Cr did ho taku his , list of t>5 , i Chambe rof Ooinmoivo, toj JiaT <*i RANKS OF STRIKERS ,1 M OT.-owd :' second J C llendall, .1 M Lawton, J G Plowden. • S : le Committee—W J Wilkins, Jake Bet ger. and Howaj-d Cannon. bring it to a test because cess was uncertain. its sue GREAT FIRE IN COLUMBUS, OHIO 1 Icorpora lion- H W Aldtivnuin, OESTRUCTIOr! !N WHOLESALE M. Lawtnn, R K Rutledge. * DISTRICT OF HALF A IrilL- ,‘The stock subscription com mil , HVs were eaHed to meet this n.orn .. ii/Tg aj ’• lo o'clock, when flioy started ntrouftil the city selling 4hft stock. LION DOLLARS. NORFOLK FACES & WESTERN RAILWAY A SERIOUS TIE-UP n life by jumping into the river? IndivIduaT citizens to attend the ban) - bo was milli’ereil, where Is his ,,,,,,.1. However, evpfifhile is Invited. THE TRADES UNIONS PROTEST. y , fu>w dy and who was his slayer? If he The committee expaPts the loyal citi-■ AGAINST ACTION OF KING kv»' ’ v imped or fell into the river, what has zrns of Florenee will manifest their CHRISTIAN, acorn4*of Hit’s body? Possibly the interest in her welfare by their pres , W* ^ Columbus, O . April I.—A spectaeu- Winston Salem, N. C„ April 1— offioors ot tho law will he able tojence at tbe dinner, when and whet Copenhagen, 1. — The first the city selling 4he stiiclc. j Rr fire in the wholesale district de- Norfolk & Western shop men and car solve these questions, lor possibly ever it is held. move towards putting into effect the r, ,1P ^ ernntnlttee will eoiwider the stroyed four bulhllngs with serious inspectors C/day joined. the. clerks only time will toll | J B. Aiken was appointed chair-! jegeral stj-ike ordered 1« tlmrj||dett vartens - ac-cptablc _ and v : Reid-; WlliriitYriiWTninrTf^Kt ’'tn 'aymf»at*Tiy The article beiow is taken from Jbe umn commtrtec, wlijiii* he. yUU uhikms 4n protest ngtrinst ^ nfl ' ^mcJi may ffl hafr ft million dollars. KayottorUle Obitntoi = • Iname.-omhvltatiohH: ' ' - of King Christian to reinstate tbe dis ^ P^wmod to a general meeting of Detectives Hewlett JlRbf' Merchants to Close tnissed Zahle ministry, appears ll "’ atockholders of the corporation, urned t 0 the city from Contehefyl in a ll probability the merchants of,|, aV e been taken by the bakers vilfc Tip* ' committee on Incoritoratlon. Mari'ft, 8. C„ after succeeding Florence will he invited to close their p^gan walking out here today. ' 1 with. Mr. Lynch us attorney, proceed Unftbg in jail two negroes onLstores hte afternoon of the banquet > *|ed ilfls morning to ibableJfhiiarges of murdering Ed-|nnd turn their delivery cars hito spe- pj |]MnTT.P'K'PQ RTTRV ‘,f^he company, Florence storage V party. - ‘ 1 § Packing 1 and BHtHng SEIZE VALUABLE STORES UNDER ' Addressing the mealing us an ex 9 an aged ; ;te tamer living (J j/eg last Friday a wek ago. f* Seymour Swinton vind John Sim- /),ions are the negroes now in Jail and ' the arrest of probably one or twoj and respected cial passenger service for the occa inr tho former 1 son. This will afford both employers and employes opportunity to attend and guarantee everyone a means of reaching the banquet. Stock subscription cards will he PLUNDERERS BUSY IN RUHJfr-VALLEY 1 SEVEN HUNDRED JAPS ARE KILLED »ply for charter — iy-the style of WORSTED IN TWO DAY BATTLE Mouse Com I WITH BOLSHEVIK! FORCES. RAILWAY STRIKE SEEMS CERTAIN with /he st: Ike *of tho clerks In the main office at Roanoke. GUISE OF REQUISITION. ohaitiy one or iwO' mock suascription earns will 00 .more Is expected. printed for use at the banquet. Amsterdam. April 1.—Plumferlng It will be recalled that Edwin Tho commute on arrangements | under tl , e of reflll |^ t!on8 t3 tpo White left his home during the rain I will designate the time and place ori j er ()f t j m in pans of ( ] u> RH | )r walking down the roatV r to meet his contingent upon ^fl)«L Governor | va |i oyi advices hero state. \b Flot\nce. Re-, disintegration tobacco man, M Cannon sag tUii Honolulu. April 1.—Seven hundred Japanese troops and civilians were ! killed in a two day battle with Rus ted the prize bouse should lie con slan Bolshevik forces at Nlkolaevalc, P led "and' arranged* wT that U mnv'f U) 7j n ’ a l ocor<,ing t0 Tokl ° dih ^ h ^ utilized both for oacklrta tobacco V?... th .« newspaper. Nippu utilized both for Ti t '-'hlrtg tobacco. .j..,. , > for ktorlng bther commodities, 1 brother at the school house about Cooper may come tz* Flor three quarters of a mile from his cause Mr. Aiken,tiecossarify, wfil be ] ar “'y‘and" a'lack oY aisclplinTTn m house to place a tombstone over a called out of tho city over tjhe ^i-eek ( grave. Mr. White’s sister last saw end. Mr. Lynch was asked to take up him when he passed around the bend^/lth the ladies their part In the pro- in'the road on his way to meet his gta:n. The committee adjourned to brother. Threatening letters had ( meet Monday gfternooff: ftt 5 o’clock. been receivAd by the missing mam / during the month of November of Returns From California last year. Chief Hewlett went down v to Centenary to assist the officers in rounding up the parties responsible for the man’s ffltlrflsr, if one hud Mr. H- E - Goeritz, who has been been conimitteed. On his arrival there spending several months in Callfor- he discovered that some time ago a nia. his former home, has returned Improved In Health ing to allon. of the Communist: )f disci] the seriousness of the situ nttoning papficularly oott^n. Con is us o f 'opjts'on appeared to favor . “^ Air. (inr ar Audience Was Pleased belonging to John Simmons, a had teen burned on the farm White. Letters written byt 'nonymous person were secured fe handwriting compared with Ihecks a tthe bank as well as postoffice and Seymour Swin ton was placed under arrest. After a severe grilling at the courthouse he confessed he wrote the letters with the assistance ot John Simmons, who was later arrested. The two negroes were carried to Marion and placed In jail. Assisted by Sheriff John V. Rowell and two deputies of Marion county Chief Hewlett mafle a thorough search of the country about the farm without finding any trace of the body. Fully a thousand persons join ed In the search of the woods. A large lukeat Centenary has been gone MMg^feveral times ahd will be dragged later. Pee Dee river is near by and some of the officers are to the city much improved in health. | While in California, Mr. Goeritz re ceived a letter > from his sister in. Germany, the first news he had been abi/ to hear from there in 3 years, and he was naturally much delight ed. Today, however, he received .mother letter stating that she was quite ill. In the past few weeks Mr.J Goeritz has shipped a quantity of | provisions to his old home In Ger many, reports having bee well established that food was and very high priced there The Coker College the attraction at the last night. The entertaining declared by those who att above the average, and the^ was delighted with the ent gram. The glee club left ing for Lumberton, dies were the guests of entines yesterday and erijo) visit to this city. '(.'niHioti also, stressed the || rangemiHits are ver WsA Smith Hfr.rxVTroni relhiM Looting Of Freight Trains Unchecked Vienna. April 1,—Looting of freight • fie 1ul,h,r v trahis particularly of foodstuffs and pally, fnlght bq 4’ e Glee Cldb was the Atlantic, ihe Opera afpugft uifUr. w hlcfi it nter(alnm«$' wae^vc-y u tirafiJ jrn- .la- Nc U'Gieir ery at ‘unde; 9. w!ntjipp|ui r<J ' site’on Iff liiy! able to * ho pf then lease it/ valuatjoa M "It as the fttStfimcure 1*^ railrbj rihle* t an a^pfliisal ihijaiht he fid'... woufte ft) per- jfon tffecci 1 wearing apparel goes on unchecked ' throughout Austria. Unless convov- ,^|ed. it is said, a shipment stands lit- ^Le chance of coming through intact. C/The robbers seem well organized and armed and often so numerous as to resist arrest. Gift cargoes from other European apeiJL the favorite plttmier and, r ng to 1 report," much of the Drives Composer Mad Piano in Boarding House Victor Herbert. Annoys New York. Aprif 1.—Musio hath ’teto years. |stolen' goods has been found for sale Busy 61? Project ’’ jin the op An market. MnVjBerger • hhbAuncedmalte'lw' A lai ’ 1 * ( ’onsiBnnient of this chant had’,written to gll of*the h4ft tobacco ter fro p’ Sweden arrived this week corn panful trad lug: hr this section si mi J tl HL ^ htMthe wettwranged food par fequer^d fala and other tit how mucI/ stiSe,’tbeiy^lRuld do- was found that I sire ifi'^toi^yS^a-.-Jpze hous fa> and flour ha(l land llpi- re pay He. ey S Mey Would expect Is repHbs very t soa Gen. R. D. Simms Takes Own Life Htn pretty eharms for beasts and mortals, but whl Vi/ he hopes ^.wiH be able iv-is u(.-ir<>*> not lo>' Victor Herbert, who makes it,,■ . 7. r Mrs. Herbert today revealed to Mag-'' P C 8 f^ S set- in tho West Side/' ^ PI^ Natf ot Stoc\ ^ / V/ \Ylten Jh^fm-eting atlftnitneA' yes- ser’s wife ftppwiled to hft^66n. /.vlrtu^'^if 0 f e for a summons toK l.a.OOO worth -m stock had ,het‘ji tT'Placed.* XJ - n t. -.-j— - - skillfully removed from each »ckage and. a sack of Austrian salt teubstitutod to make up the requisite BODY FOUND HANGING TO TREE ON ASHEVILLE ROAD. Ashevjyfle. N. C.. April 1.—County ’ l . ,ined ; kee h P the piano R,,ing istrate court. The composer the magistrate .1 Mrs. Turner, a boarding house k^^ep-. Mr. R. K. Rutledge re^d a er, who resides next door to the Her l* 8 .! of subscriptions which had been berts. According to Mrs. Herbert made at the dinner of the’ btiffpe^a several young women, musically lu*, niwn Tjjfesday evening^ This list to »oing iu that lalyd $10,^60, In ai iddjtlop to this, Mi or authorities reported last night that boimlin * , ho . U8ft from ntornlng till Catymn announced he wottld weight. .IT Bolsheviki Conduct A Stroi^ Campaign ' 'Against America Roanoke, Va., April 1—A Heap of passenger Mtvlce on the Norfolk and Western rni’.way prcmptJy at 4 o’- doi-k Friday afternoon Is threatened by members of the Brotherhood ot Trainmen U the company does not by that time "relieve unsafe condl lions,” which the trainmen claim have arisen on the railroad as a re suit of the st'lke of railway clerks. Albany, April 1.—Expulsion of th* five Socialist. Assemblymen, August riaessens and laiuis Waldman Yoik. Charles Roloman of Kings 1 Samuel A. Dewitt and Samuel the Bronx was recommended ip the majority report to tho Assembly bjT Its Judiciary Committee. The recoai* mendatlon was made on the grouQd that the Socialist Assemblymen were disloyal to the government ot tte United States and tne state of He# York, afiillated wRh the Socialist Party of America, “a disloyal organ!- .1 zation, composed exclusively of &&'' petual traitors” and intent upon?tteY overthrow of the government by foree and violence. ' The majority report also recoai* mended the enactment of laws ‘ cal party in this state, • ? • The signatures of sevetf ot the teen members of the Judiciary mil tee were affixed to the majortt port, five other members, filing separate reports, recommended seating of thp Socialists <& the that the Assembly lacked 1« thorlty to disqualify them. charges that had be Ian McPherson Gives Up Office London, April 1.—The Globe says Ian MarPherson, chief secretary fot Ireland, has resigned and will be sue ceeded by Sir Humar Greenwood, un dor secretary of Home Affairs. Five Children And Their Mother Murdered Elk City, Okla., April 1.—Five chil dren and their mother, Mrs. Elmer Cowart, were found dead with their throats cut and the heads crushed In a tent in which they lived near here yesterday. A blofidy ax and a razor were found near by. Scarlet Fever Here There are two or three cases ot scarlet tever in town. The cases are all quarantined and tinder the super vision of the health department who will exercise every precaution to check the disease and stamp It out right now. effort to place the burning of the where it had been found hanging Simmons home on Mr. White and the some hourslaftejlllije was extinct. Gen. 1 threatening letters resulted in the Simms’ horse was found nearby and hope of causing tho community to.^'-chG 8 said he had apparently rid PLANT GARDENS , ON tACANT LOTS place the blame also on White. AN OLD REBEL VISITS FLORENCE d<>n under the tree, knotted the tope around his neck, tied the other end Vacant city lots wottld not be of much value for growing com or in price, based on an appraisal, pay able In stock in t!\ new company. The meeting adjourned to convene at the call of tho chair Bond For Mrs. Innes FORMAL APPROVAL NOT YET AN- . NOUNCED. The Hague. April 1.—The Bolshe vlly are yuducting a strong cam-i Macon, Ga„ April 1.—A bond for paign against America, England and the release of Mrs. Ida Innes was France bv tho skillful use of huge received here last night from Port- take propaganda posters in Moscow, says j land, Ore. Assistant District Attorney would States to- some to a limb and then spurred his horse Hut these valuable pieces ot out. from under .Ilfrn At »h» dirt are often just the’ place for Mr. L: H. Hoyt, of Danborry, Conn., stopped over in Florenc.6 a few flays ago from his winter home in Florida out from under ihim. At the sani L'Hum officials in charge wonld say growlrR a good vegetable garden. FOREST FIRES IN CUMBERLAND OAK GROVE C| HOLDS INTERESTING AND MEETING HELD 6TRATION The ladles of the st rat Ion Club held M inter instructive meeting at thffj school house last Friday/ the guest. Miss South, who j agent also jdlss PU lar and belrtted topuUty ag M(SR Snell the newly select vorv efficient county home. * The subject for the' afternoon waft Mai-Nut,-ition, and the, imst thing on the protrsm was a weighing and measuring of the baftles of th* neighborhood. A general discussion was entered, into and j| was a te- marknMo i'acT"'tha rthe hAbh* 8 of tbt# ,1 section measured up well and wet# K In most «a:es almost perfect speci mens. Y * An Interesting and highly iflstlllfr- live talk was made by Miss South on Mal-Nutrltion. Tbe talk will long linger in the minds of the mother* nresent and the instruction given will be of great benefit to all who oard her instructive lecture. The ladies g&Ve Mias 8outh an OT- ^nt invitation to visit the club again and sho consented to do so. M'ss Plow,den gave a short talk on the Home Garden which Was very ip* ■uructive alter which she distributed pamphlets which will kid' the club members materially in their garden work. The meeting was one of the best ever held by the club. The next reg A- rlar meeting will he the fourth Fri» ; day In April for which another very interesting program is being arra®fr ed. j | standpoint in the designs of wheih he saw many In the railway stations. “Thin poster campaign is certainly doubt u s to the regularity of the bond. Mrs. Innes is in jail here charged a very clever piece of work.” tie win, using the tpails to defraud the writes. "Both the educated and nn-1 Helms sisters, fgg 'whose disappear- lettered classes are struck by them, ar.ee in Texas sho and her husband Ihe first by the wrlt?hg beneath, tho wre tried and acquitted of the second by the drawings themselves.; charge of murder. Later she and. her The campSign was directed along husband were convicted of the only that the body had been flbund at ot l be best home gardens have p| ^^) ES CREEP UP AND DESTROY !fi»ee great lines: First, to cultivate charge of larceny from the missing tlUJ 1 OcllUide h«f»n crrfivvn vj»4»fint lnt« thnt wnvs w i nv^r ^ _ - , I r ^ Washington, April 1—Brig. been grown on vacant lots that was not much more than a stone pile to , Gen. begin with. In one case enough old 1 foundation stones were removed to VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY. for the purpose of visiting the 0,(1 death was huil'il^a 'w^ir alone Vhc" two cxnosed Cumberland, Md.. April 1.—Fires imprisoned A ! ,1 ^! ne ’ wa8 a na 'i sides of tiie lot exposed from b:|rn|nK brugh and leaves de* Blockade, where he was .... r „ for five months during the last days Ijvft'of Washington. For many years of the rivll War I he was P' lrcha9ll ‘B for the Dis- The old gentleman is now 87 years trief of Cclumbla, resigning In 1905 obi and has made quite n success in »<* become treasurer of the Capital Robert Schofield, formerly of Flor ence but now of Lake City, is in tho life and was'indeed glad to beh*re j feaetion Company. Joining the Dis- Florence Infirmary where ho has un for a few hours He tells many fn- trict National Guard in 1888 ps a pri- 1 dergone an operation for append! terestinv storlaa of the stockade life.| vat e. he xvas promoted until he reach^eit Is. He is getting on nkmly ai Lnd H 5 souvenler of his visit to the • Hte rank of brigadier general In , hopes to be able to leave the InfiYt /.lit wnIkfni' sticks W’ served as caplin in the ary in ahout two weeks. Revolution Breaks Out In Turkey ^rhV curvio w.lkln« Mldfi I '•"™- AP'" iTTr^olunon lm» ch ho carried home with him. He -l un - • '• Genttali - — - - broken out all over Turkey except in promised to visit Florence agahi Simms was prominent hoc ally amt! Ft Is not generally known that a Constantinople. Pester Lloyd, of Bud it winter when on his v<ay South a member of several dubs He ^ m.r.ben, wiien sitting, turns her eggs en- peat. says, according to a Basle dIs- aoma time in\the city, j vi Y e fl b y a wite auiJ oue daughter, jtlrelj around once u day. . , patch to tho Fournier agency here hatred, loathing and fear for such, wt met men as Kolcliak and Donikine. sec-, ond. to bqged hatred of the Entente. | £ representative of the attorney especially against the capitalistic tri ijoneral's office will probably aocom urr.virate, France, England and Amor! p any the legislative .Commission stroyed the Assembly (House. a sum- i 00 —never Japan. Italy, the Poles or w heu u b vgins its lA)’estigation of mer hotel, and six other structures Czechoslovaks—but always this tri- a[falrs stat^ reformaVny a‘ at Mountain Luke Park. umvlrate. pictured as the hourgeolse i ploron( . e The ,.ommIsslon, heatfed , parasiting u\0P Ihe proletariat; and. | by Sf , nHtor Thonias n . Poar ^ of ro third, to prevent desertion among 'tm) |um|iia wl „ prt.hahly go to Florence r-'*d soldiers. THE WEATHER For South Carolina - Showers anti thunderstorms to night. Friday warmer iu interior. Fresh sou’b winds. within the next few day h to start •what will probably develop Into an importal't investigation. A cointnlsAlou qAtwo senators and two int*mh(*rs otf 4ne house of ropre sentatlves wafi named by the incent | leglslataru to make the investigation CARMEN STRIKE *< IN SPARTANBURG TROUBLE AGAIN^ AHI8E6 rtt* TWEEN OFTiCIALScAT BTBtlT ^R WORKS Spartanbnfc, April 1—Sp^r burg will he Irlthout^street t vice tomorrow Vis a rdmlt of a ■ailed tonight hy mepihera of •al street car ^nen’a union. AH llscrimlnatlon gainst. union >es t>y the Sainb Carolina Power and Railway Company, itinp the street car system, < dgwod as tho chief grievance. toH in workf'ig conditions •reaseil wages are also -flor There are '13 union and -about union men employed hy th«! '■(Mtipany. A strike last «un uilted in concessions and •reases t.o Die emptoyote, inion claims the company ’tept its ajrcement,